The conflict between style and comfort is never more evident than after spending $250 on a new pair of killer heels that you plan on wearing on your next night ouon the town but knowing – no matter how gorgeous they are – they’re going to cause you pain. Here are a few tips to help you make it through the night.
When the final set of the night begins to spin and you’ve yet to receive attention from the one-and-only you’ve been stalking all night, it can be all too easy to give up hope and lower that bar, knock back another drink and settle for the company of a contender you just know you’ll regret in the morning.
The night couldn’t get any better. You’ve met a guy at a nightclub whose abs you could grate cheese off, you’re thinking about cheese while you’re drunk (don’t pretend you haven’t been there), and you’re heading home to spend the night with Mr Abs, and probably fulfill that drunk desire for cheese and sex.
The end of a stellar night is universally recognised when both the ATM, and your wallet offer you nothing but an empty card in return for your efforts. And so, this signifies a time to vacate the premises, vomit once or twice and count your losses. But just how do you make it home with a wallet full of nothings but a heart full of gold?
Every night when I go out clubbing, I hear the same conversations from my friends and strangers ready for a big night. It sounds familiar (probably because you’ve said it yourself on occasion), and goes something like this: “Dude, we totally have to get maggot tonight”, “oh my god, I just really want to meet someone hot”
The dictionary defines ‘chivalry’ as ‘a group of knights or gallant gentlemen’, but the swarm of guys behind me cuing up for another weekend bender seem to have a different idea. As the word that rhymes with ‘bunt’ appears two times per sentence, and that douche with the rat tail makes a sweet transition from shouting behind to
We’ve heard it all before - usually from our parents or those who think they know better – “you’ll never meet a nice boy/girl at a nightclub.” According to ‘these people’, if we’re looking to find our soul mate, we’ll have better luck finding them attending a friend’s barbie, at the gym, or even trawling the isles of our local supermarket; but
Netherlands knockout, Armin van Buuren took centre stage this week with the video release of his latest masterpiece, ‘Drowning’ (featuring Laura V.). The music video, from newly released Armin Only, left fans across the globe reeling for more from the DJ. The video release comes just one year after Armin lost his three year title
Money controls our lives sometimes. We need it to survive. Since being at uni and now working full-time in my first professional job, I find it hard to have enough money to go out and splurge a little, and I’m sure there are a few of you in the same boat. Going out can be very expensive, especially if you are like me and buy something new to wear,
I’m 25 this year. I don’t mind the occasional big night filled with booze and ending at six in the morning at a scummy local venue filled with pissed Bogans (I’m included in this one), but a few months ago I went out with a group of friends and noticed that we looked like the oldest ones there. And I started to think… How old is too old?